Sinn Féin

Adams comment on Internment Case

Former Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams accuses the British government of hypocrisy over changing retrospectively a law on Interim Custody Orders that he says was broken in the 1970s, and criticises the Irish government for backing new legislation protecting British soldiers.

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Party
Sinn Féin
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First found by this site
8 Nov 2026, 18:04 found after publication (historical recovery)
Topics
Community relations and legacy (main topic), Justice and policing, International affairs
Subtopic: Legacy and victims
Type of release
Criticism
Covers
Northern Ireland, cross-border and all-island matters, UK-wide matters and the Republic of Ireland
Why it is included
The release concerns Northern Ireland or a cross-border matter that includes it. How this is decided
Shared issue
British government decision to retrospectively change internment custody order law – see how other parties responded

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https://sinnfein.ie/news/adams-comment-on-internment-case-2/ (opens in a new tab)
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